Local notes from Over the County column brief
July 16 moans many visits among families in Mound Newcomerstown Coshocton and Cleveland plus a Sunday in Dover. Excursions from Coshocton and Ada for schooling and church activities noted. Weather and crop reports highlight light wheat yields and improving hay prospects. A town meeting on road survey set for July 17 and a fire incident at an unoccupied Ramdales dwelling adds local incident detail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grirrorp
The
Christian Church
Walter Clark
Edith Rippey
Coshocton
G. W. Clark
Jno. Wagner
LC. Wizems
J. F. Baughman
Cullison Ridge
Alonzy van Winke
New Castle
West Bedford Road
US. G. Neldon’s
New Guilford Road
Willow Brook News Notes and Farm Visits
Willow Brook July 16 reports Ed ward Wright and family of Warsaw visiting B C Senter. Charles Slaughter built a new barn. Farmers harvest as wheat is poor. Frank Davis and wife of Coshocton and B F Wright and wife of Pleasant Hill visited Senter. Pearl Meredith of Coshocton visited her parents. Fred Markley and family near Coshocton Sunday. George Vickers of Adams Mills visited his daughter. Sie McCory and family visited Branch friends Sunday. Johnson Norris of Bakersville visited his daughter. A Hughs and family near Canal Lewisville visited Rev Senter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wintow Brook
Edward Wright
Warsaw
B. C. Senter
Charles Slaughter
Frank Davis
Coshocton
B.F. Wright
Pleasant Hill
Pearl Meredith
Coshocten
Fred Markley
George Vickers
City sermon urges cleansing of Coshocton from immorality
Rev Dr Fishhoras powerful Coshocton church sermon calls on all residents to aid authorities in sweeping out cesspools of vice. He warns of disease and moral danger from saloons and disreputable houses, urging citizens to report corruption, support law enforcement, and act to protect homes and children. He cites 23 saloons and demands practical Christianity.
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Fish
Coshocton
Coshucton
Hentleman
Peter
Churen
Earth
Fisher
the Law
White Peter
Judas
God Almighty
Cesboctan
China
Million dollar Arizona blaze devastates town
A vast early July fire swept through a Arizona town destroying much of the business district. Five blocks burned leaving walls and debris with losses estimated between 1 and 1.5 million dollars. Wind drove embers, threatening further outbreaks as fire crews battled the blaze.
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Arizona
Prescont
4. T
Goodwin Street
The Place to Go Round Trip from Coshocton
Affordable ocean trip advertised for Coshocton residents offering 12.50 pound round trips to ten New Jersey and Delaware resorts via Pennsylvania Lines. Read as a rail excursion with Thursday August dates. Contact Lickelaveni Coshocton for details.
Seashore Excursions On August 9 Via Pennsylvania Lines
Announcement of excursion tickets to Atlantic City Cape May Avalon Anglesea Holly Beach Ocean City Sea Isle City Wildwood and Rehoboth Delaware. Return limit ten days. Encouraging vacation outing with details through Coshocton ticket agent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coshocton
Atlantic City
Cape May
Avalon
Anglesea
Holly Beach
Ocean City
Sea Isle City
Wildwood
New Jersey
Delaware
Maryiana
Pennsylvania
All
Lickelaveni
Pennsylvania Lines
Sea Sole City
Maryland
Rehoboth
Haps and Mishaps Across the Globe
Fires destroy homes in Galveston Texas and burn Buckeye lumber mill in Spokane Washington with losses around 50000 dollars. Americans win in international hurdles at the Paris exposition. Spanish War Veterans meet in Chattanooga October 8 33. Indianapolis chosen as Middle-of-the-Road Populist HQ. W W Morris appointed Nashville National cemetery superintendent. Puma Indians on the Sacaton Reservation drought famine in Arizona.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Globe
Galveston
Tex
Spokane
Wash
Ational Association of
Chattanooga
Tenn
Indianapolis
W. W. Morris
Lancaster
Nashville
Sacatcon
Arizona
Fighting Prospects in Philippines Include Mindanao Fury
From Manila and St Paul dated July 16, the report details intense fighting in the Sulu and Bindanso regions. It notes three Americans killed, two wounded, and 35 natives dead in a week of scouting, with 50 Filipinos captured and 25 rifles plus a ton of powder seized. The piece cites General MacArthur’s push for more troops, analyzes Mindanao Moro strength, and presents Archbishop Chapelle’s cautious stance on friars and education. It also covers related items: American reinforcements to the Philippines, a St. Louis strike, and assorted U.S. and international dispatches with brief local incidents.
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Sulu Islands
Bindanso
Chapelle
Manilla
MacArthur
Department of the Philippine Islands
Lawton
Philippines
Oine
Philippine Islands
Cebu
Panay
Samar
Leyte
Mindanao
Archbishop Chappelle
Governors and dignitaries visit McKinley home in Canton
Governor Allen of Porto Rico and General Hastings of Bermuda called at the McKinley home in Canton to discuss island matters and visit the family. Hastings was en route west, a close family friend, after which Allen proceeded to Washington. A second item notes editor C V Eskridge of the Emporia Republic on life ending from self inflicted wounds after months of illness.
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Canton
Governor Allen
Porto Rico
Russell Hastings
Bermuda
McKinley
Allen
Washington
General Hastings
Emporia
Kan
C. V. Eskridge
Emporia Republican
Kansas
Eskridge
Market Reports Grain and Stock Prices July 14
Chicago Cattle and Hogs prices listed by grade for native steers cows and calves. Texan and western market figures, Pittsburgh Buffalo and New York highs and lows for cattle hogs sheep and lambs. Cincinnati and Toledo grain and livestock quotes with wheat corn oats and rye prices. Baltimore dairy prices for butter and eggs.
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Grain and Stock
Pri
Prigea
Chicago
Texas
Brew York
Cincinnati
Dawson & Smisth
Eric Perereener
Edwin S. Lee
Ste
Diamond Brest
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AvoxpaLe
Leavengood
Mound
Vincent DeWitt
Newcomerstown
G. W. Norris
Chris. Graham
A.J. Moore
T. G. Moore
Mrrile
Cleveland
W. H. Leavengood
Jacob Muller
Chili
Kitamillem
Jackson County
Ohio
Emma Boyd
Wallace
Millie Wilson
Roscoe
IB Fisher
S. GL Wark
Carrie Craig
Jake Croy
Will Huff
Charles Huff
Keene
A. GL
Hull
Isabel Forbes
Irene Myers
Camden
X.J
Martha Moore
Alr
Frye
Dundee
Ernest Lockard
Dover
E. T. Deibel
Harry Deibel
Ada
John Clark
Samuel Crawford
R. R. Boyd
August Gephart
Charles Miller
New Guilford
Bowman
Bowwaxs
Charles Rager
James Clark
Zanesville
B. Dill
Columbus
Grace Williams
William van Norman
Grace
Joseph Wilson
William Milligan
John Ramandles
Jennie Browning
Sarah Marshall
J.D. Price
Greencastle
Ind
Smith
John Grimes
Lawrence
Clark
Willow Brook
Dr. Fisher
Coshocton County
Newark
Joseph W. Freeze
Baltimore & Ohin
Amrican Tribge
A. W. English
Mary Hendricks
John Oasis
Cyfe Cochran
Maggie English
Letha Perkins
Krause
Smith's
Coshocion
C. M. Furgeson
Powers
Georgetown
Goebel
Statehouse
Bob Lillard
Frankfort
Senator Gear
Iowa
Gear
Burlington
Capitol Police
Erne
McGovern
New York
Frank Erne
Buffalo
Terry McGovern
Brooklyn
Austin
Liano
Algona
N. J. Badue
Dr. Ingalls
St. Joseph
Rock Island
St. Joseph Plow Company
J. M. Ford
Plow Company
First National Bank
M. C. Powell
C W. Borden
Ford
St Paul
War Department
Fort Snelling
Eighth Infantry
Cuba
McCammon
Ching
Gompers
St. Louie
Samuel D. Gompers
American Federation of Labor
St. Louis Transit Company
Baltimore
Louis E Son
Sarah
Morris
Harry
Qualid
Mt Vernon
Iil
William Reed
Farmington Township
Mr. Reed
Reed
Andrew Siger
William
Akron
Charles ¥. Bussy
Hudson
Congress
Lew Incorporations
E. B. Davidson Rubber Company
Union Hand Laundry Company
Twentieth Century Band of Clyde
Dawson Transportation Company
Ohio Savings Bank Company
Toledo
National Teachers’ Union
Berlin
Hamburg
Employers’ Association
Jimmy Michael
Floyd McFarland
Woodside Park
Philadelphia
Pittsbgrg
Wheat—Sport
Onis
Ge Erye—No
Casa
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